It watches for the moment worth writing, reads the company, and writes one message for one reader in their own language.
Your first campaign is on us, up to 25 companies.
21 % of the messages Selda wrote for us got a reply.
Our own workspace, 30 days, 29 messages. Not a customer's account.
I looked at your site while I was there. The booking button goes to a third-party page, so the new hire wins the guest and the middleman takes a cut of every night.
Selda · Example
Hiring a sales manager, and the booking button on their own site goes to a third-party page. The new hire wins the guest; the middleman takes a cut of every night.
The message below is written from this, and from nothing else.
I checked this today on a phone. If I am looking at the wrong page, tell me and I will correct it.
The recipient is described, not named. Inventing a company to demonstrate with is the one thing this page will not do.
A tool sells you one of them and calls it a product. This is all six, joined: the part that is actually hard, because every join is a place where the reason you were writing gets lost.
Every one of them stops exactly where the work begins. Then the work is yours.
Selda runs the whole chain.
You could send cold email yourself. This is that, the way you would do it with unlimited hours: every message written for one reader, from what Selda learned about them.
Selda watches for the thing that makes writing worth it: a company hiring for a job that implies a need, a source you registered, your own software. Checked every half hour, whether or not you opened the app.
The company, the person who decides, and a way to reach them. Found when you ask, not bought as a list that was already stale.
Each company read before anything is written, so the message has a reason in it that is true this week. This is the step a database cannot do.
One message for one reader, in their language, in your voice. Nothing about it says software, and Selda's name never appears in it.
From your own inbox and your own LinkedIn account, never from ours. Nothing sends until you have read it and said yes.
Replies land in one place with the history beside them, and the draft back is written from the same understanding as the first message.
Only if nothing came back, and only with something new to say.
A yes becomes a time, once your calendar is connected.
Then back to watching. The loop starts again without you.
The chain does not end at your yes. This is where it becomes a loop.
The first three run whether you are there or not. The last three wait for you, on purpose: Selda proposes, you decide, and nothing leaves without your yes.
Your sales runs while you build. It stops only for your yes.
Selda removed one sentence here because it could not stand behind the claim in it.
Selda could not narrow this past Finland from what it read about your workspace.
No companies named here: the names written on this card were not on Selda's verified list, so they came off.
Each of these is the product's own sentence, shown on the card it happened on, and a test in this repo fails if it stops being said.
Pricing
Your first campaign, all the way through: up to 25 companies found, read and written to. Everything except sending.
Free forever
The whole engine and your own sending mailbox. For anyone who needs customers without being a salesperson.
€1,490 / yr billed annually
For a team, or for one person running several businesses at once.
€4,490 / yr billed annually
One credit is a unit of work. Taking one company all the way through costs about two. If you run out, Selda stops and tells you — it never charges you automatically.
Or start from one of these
Free until you send. You see every message first.